Sentence examples for huge public concern from inspiring English sources

Conservative MP Sir Gerald Howarth told the paper, "There is huge public concern at the relentless increase in overseas aid.

She said that despite huge public concern about children's mental health, CAMHS accounted for just 0.7% of NHS spending, and about 6.4% of mental health spending.

"It's worrying that ministers appeared to go largely under the radar to set the project it up, even at a time of huge public concern at the UK's overly-cosy relationship with Saudi Arabia.

Many people believe there are limits to the free market – hence huge public concern over the future of the NHS or support for taking the railways back into public ownership.

Hodge, who became the scourge of multinationals in her time chairing the Commons public accounts committee, said: "Who pays tax and how much they pay has moved from being an obscure issue only discussed by tax professionals to one of huge public concern which is of interest to everybody.

"David Cameron should listen to the huge public concern over Britain's dirty offshore backyard and put an end to the secrecy that enables the rich and powerful to get away without paying their fair share of taxes," said Nick Bryer, head of Oxfam's inequality campaign.

The trouble is, triclosan has been linked to health problems in humans, and overuse of this antibacterial is breeding resistant bacteria, which is a huge public health concern.

As a result, the majority of cases go undiagnosed and/or untreated, despite the fact that it represents the primary type of cancer affecting women and is a huge public health concern.

The value of blood transfusion was largely unchallenged until the early 1980s, when transfusion-related disease transmission, particularly HIV transmission, became a huge public health concern.

No major reform of the NHS has ever been achieved without huge controversy and public concern.

There is huge public interest and concern about the plight of our bees, not just honey bees.